Role of imagery in support of OSINT - Part one

In this first part of our two-part episode on The World of Intelligence, host Harry Kemsley dives deep into the pivotal role of imagery in supporting open-source intelligence (OSINT). Joined by geospatial intelligence expert Robert Cardillo, they explore the evolution of geospatial data, discussing how commercial imagery has transformed the landscape of intelligence gathering. Robert shares his extensive experience within various intelligence agencies, illustrating the shift from classified sources to the growing relevance of open-source materials. As they examine the complexities of integrating commercial geospatial data into traditional intelligence frameworks, both Harry and Robert highlight the ongoing challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for analysts in this rapidly changing environment. Tune in for insights that could redefine how we perceive intelligence in the modern age.